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The Washington critic., 1887-03-30
orNunAL AND lnlrIcuLAn.

woman doesn't know All as much
about voting az man dos rbout cllIng
cradle, yet there are more women who
want 10 vote than there are men who want
o rock cradles.
Two heads arc better than one-partIcu-
larly in barrel. d. &. SO.
A Rhode Island avenue man, who is
painfully homoly, has a 10y OF whom he is
Very proud, The o,hcr day h. was playing
with the kid, while his wife was sitting by
the window sewing.
"Tt mmle looks more like his papa every
day, doesn't he, my dear2n he remarked,
proudly, TO her.
"Well,n she replied, hesitatlngly, as she
looked at the boy, ~ am sorry to say that
he Goes"
a dude may drink and drink and drink,
And drink aud drink all night;
II goes TO his head aud into his hat,
But bis pants will never get tight.
ON one occasion q wcll-known Wall street
king had met several OF his allies TO devise
ways and means for getting some substantial
results from certain stocks they held, and
the King proceeded to unfold his plans.
"But, my dear SIR objected a Presbyte.
rian member OF the alliance, sis that per
fectly straight ~
"1ut tut, replied the king, dcprecat-
iDgly, "don't be too particular about trilng
matters. We haven't met here to endow q
school Of moral philosophy; there'll be
time enough for that when we have got
the money out OF this a. stock"
Rev. "Adlrondack" Murray is going to
organize an inland yuclt club at Burling-
ton, Vt. Nervous persons will rejoice at
thie, for when one Of these inland yachts
upsets, the passengers can sit on the fence
by the roadside until she Is Tighted, or they
can walk home, whichever they prefer,
We are TO he spared further pain. Lldy
Colin Campbell says she will not go on the
stage as singer.
A young politician was talking to
charming Kentucky girl at Lenten reccp-
tion the other day, and he became profound
and prophets.
al. think, Miss Mary he said, trying to
fix her attention, "that there will be a war
Of races some day"
"Dn your she replied, innoceutly; "well,
II there is, IN bet all I've got on the Kcu-
tuchy horses"
The Gar has been condemned to death
by the Nihllsts. II seems to be a case OF
nip and tuck between the Takchimofrs and
the Romanofls.
There is no particular use OF telling Re-
publican ofllce.holders to 60 slow. Events
show that they do.
"Did you know Bob was in towns"
"Bob whol"
"Bob Veal.n
lie had been going to see her for long
time, but would never state the object of
his visits. Last night he mustered up sufll-
Client courage.
"Will you be my wife ?" he asked, simply
and earnestly.
"Yes, Henry, WILL" she replied, all in q
tremor Of blushing excitement.
"Ah thanks,n he said. ~ bet Chollie
Brown package OF cigarettes you would
say yes Do you smoker It's quite the
thing, don't you know"
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

A BILL is before the New York
Legislature, with the probability of
passing, which provides that the
monthly rates for telephones shall not
exceed $500 In New York and Brook.
lyn, "a In Buffalo, SO in all other cities
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30
FOR SAlE-HOUSES,

EOR SALE-Three 2-Story Brick
Il dwellings, 8 RS, now under rent; a good
investment; price SidO0 each. TYLER &
RUTHERFORD, 1895 st w.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

SOMETHING in the shape of a Sheri.
dan boom for the Presidency philip
H., and not George A., has been
started out in Chicago 1t is alto
gether probable that little Phil" has
not been consulted in this matter, but
the boomers will be apt to hear from
headquarters before the campaign fairly
opens.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO wArER.rARERs.

EEGINEEn DEPARTMENT.,
March 20, 1887.
In order TO make connection between the
3G.inch wafer main and the 20 inch main TO be
laid ON Seventeenth street northwest, the WI.
ter will be shut OF from the high portions of
the city north Of l. street and from Capitol
Hill and will be largely diminished In other
parts Of the city, ON Thursday, March 81.
The suspension win probably continue Tor
twenty-tour hours, WatertaGers will please
govern themselves accordingly.
by order of the Engineer Commissioner:
TllOS. W. SYMONS,
Captain Of Engineers.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

of the State and 50 30 in villages. The
Times this morning SAYS that high
rates in the city of New York 'are
maintained In order ihl the Bell Com
pauy Of Boston may receive large diyi-
dcnds on the stock Of he ca com.
pany which It owns, and, At he same
time, take $il q year for the use Of In
strumcnts whose entire cost Is only
S3.I2.
GovERNup Hill has asked the
Legislature for $4,000 to repair and
rcfurnl,h the Executive Mansion at
Albany, which is slight indication
that he proposes 10 live there for sew.
eral years longer. Mr.. Cleveland will
please make note Of this,
TnE attraction for to.nigh, will be the
lecture of General George A. Sheridan
at the Congregational Church. The
subject of his discourse is "The Modern
Pagan" In the person of Robert g. ln-
gersoll.
TESNYsoN's jubilee poem reads n
good deal as If II had been submitted
to the Queen and she had clipped some
OF the lines of with a pair of dull scis-
sors.
The story that Senator Cullom pro.
tested against paying for the transpor-
tation of his horses TO Chicago should
In ,s,t1 gInEnu hofprn tuEpn
II General Groely will only give us
q good spell Of weather from now on
til the close Of the National Drill, all
will be forgiven.
lT was the turning point in Mrs.
James Brown Pottcr's life when she
read "Ostlrr Joe" in Washington.
ANAncIy in Chicago must be coulo-
gious. II appears to lave struck the
Democratic party Of that city.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30
going on.

As LONG as the District Commits,
sioners are willing TO remain in the
offices which they now occupy the
greater difficulty will be experienced,
not only in getting out, but in securing
an adequate appropriation for the
rental Of other quarters, TO say nothing
of the appropriation for the proposed
new buildings. This accounts for their
anxiety to move. 1t is in the interest
of the District that they should move,
even though 1t be to the temporary in
convenience of themselves and the pub
lie. We have the pest of authority for
stating, however, that they have never
contemplated such removal as would
seriously embarrass the transaction Of
the public business, as in the event of
the selection of offices at great dis
tance from the business centre of the
city. Whatever propositions are made
they are bound TO consider, but there
need be no apprehension of unreason-
able Or improper action In the promises.
The worse thing TO be Appreciated
is that owing to the difficulty of obtain
ing suitable accommodations for the
$500 appropriated, they will be com.
PEELED TO remain where they are,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30
Lots 81, 2s and 80, subdivision
HOUSES FOR RENT.

In sums to suit at per cent.
The above is only a small portion of prop
erty on my books, For full list call at office
for bulletins issued on 1st and 10Th.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

THE proposition for settlement of
the Virginia debt question through the
conference of State Board of Com.
missioners, with n committee of the
foreign bondholders, has been adopted
by the Legislature. The Richmond
Whigi encouraged to believe from the
conciliatory tone of late telegram
from London that the measure will
prove eilicaciOus.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30
WANTED..-ROOMS.

w ANTED-Rooms-we Have Com
w Cluded to resume the room'rontlng
part of our business until May L. and will
register only rooms for rent to transients and
for house excepting purposes: rooms heretofore
registered wero cancelled March 1. ID. q.
PROCTOR & son, real estate and insurance,
lagG II 81 n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30
DROPOsALs FOR GENERAL EXCA
OFrICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,

" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
W@nIsGTos,-March ~, 1887.
PROPOSALS willsbe sreceivedNat this oflice
until IL O'Clock IN. Of Thursday, Ast instant,
for the renting of spltable building for Dis
trict Offices with foor space NOT less than
twenty-five thousata square feetg Ocoupl-
ton to be given twenty days prlqfto July /,
1857, and to continue until Julyf, 1883, at u
rental of not more than S3GO0.1f
Any and ell bids may be-rssected.
WILLIAM TINDALL,
al
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

Two heads arc better than one-partIcu-
larly In barrel. b. G. SO.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30
PROPOSALS. FOR TRENCH EXoA-

PROPOSALS. FOR TRENCH ENCA-
l. NATIONS FOR TIE CONGRESSIONAL
LIBRARY BUILDING.
Office of the Commission for the Construction
of the Congressional Library building, No.
ii5 East Capitol street.
Washington, u. G., March 20. 1887
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until II noon ON the 18TH day of
ArRIID rs Z, for the trench excavations re.
Quifcd for the concrete foundation of the Con.
specifications can be seen In the Office OF the
architect, from whom any additional infor.
nation may be obtained.
LQ. c. LAMAR,
EDWARD CLARK,
A. II. SPOFFJRD,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

woman doesn't know ali as much
about voting az a man dos ubout cklng
a cradle, yet there are more women who
want 10 vote than there are men who want
o rock cradles.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

a dude may drink and drink and drink,
And drink aud drink all night;
IL goes 10 his head aud into his hat,
But his pants will never get tight.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W WANTED-Everybody to Try
w pound of butterine, Ht 2Oc.. aud 1t not
found to compare fayorahly with butter at
30 TO BIC, to return and get their money.
Stalls $40, $50, S5i Center Market.
VIZ ANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR.
w Taylor, o34 street, near Tenth, makes
beautiful sets OF ar,ineial teeth Tor -: guar.
with gas, chloroform or local anesthetiGs, so
cents; without, % cents; hllins at very low
prices.
w Gold aud silver
w bought for cash by WIN. FREDERICK,
the manufacturing jeweler, COS 7tb st, opp
Patent Office
w NTANTED-It Known that q. =.
w BUNDY of45G la ave (opp City Hall
Is Commissioner of Deeds for all the States
and Territories tcXcent Maryland).
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w II. YoUNG's STEAM CARPET
T. Cleaning and Renovatng Works.
Feathers renovated, mattresses made over,
furniture steamed and moths destroyed. 1ie9
Pa ave n W. Factory, corner OF 9TH and X
RI9
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EOn RENJ...HnnMy.


I'OR RENT-512 18th st n ", Nicely
Il furnished rooms moderate price; caterer
In iln hnu.n. Innnls nnilMnnl
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EOR RENT
II 1920 10th st n W, 10 RS, m i........."
gg56 18th 81 n W Grs, m .......,.,,'.. 90 90
1901. Wylio st n e, Grs. m i......,.,,.,.. IL 90
W. II. FISKE & CO.. 1ia0 n ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

EMOUR, Kestaurateur and Caterer,
IL will furnish estimates on application for
weddings, PARTIES sociables, banquots, etc.
Every facility as a hrst-chss caterer. Call
or address LIE MOUR, 3l2 Sth ut II W.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to
l. the public that have removed my dress
making parlors to ITO II 1T II W and enlarged
my place OF business. Ladies will find II TO
their advantage to call before going else
where; handsome suits made for s. and up
ward; evening costumes a speciality,
MADAME pERLIE.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

The story that Senator Cullom pro-
tested against paying for the transport
iation of his horses TO Chicago should
bc well shaken before taken.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-30

NOR RENT-Several Houses on Me-
Il Cullough st and DngmGp Place, between
Pension Oflcc containing rooms each;
water In kitchen; street cOncroted; owner
pays water rent; will be rented TO desirable
colored tenants. CHAS. Il. BANES, SOi and
-
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obliged to buy. they 80, rich syoasay,
The readers Of the Democrat would like
10 hear that problem solved
"Yes. I ,hink I can solve Il. Ths
ssers, Of II yes frugsli,y and bard work.
People we're not extravagant then -
now. They didn't 70 into luxuriss-
Their dress and living was plain. The
money which one ordinary family spends
for living. dress. and furniture nov would
support several then. Again. they work.
Ell No, only the men. bu, the women
also laborsd for the support Of the family.
They were weaving cloth and knitting In
al their spare moment. aud In THE way
contributed largely to the family income.
The price paid iOr labor would s,sr,ls
our wOrkmrn osto-day. Why there YES
Levi. s.mpsoa and Ephrism Love used
10 -ofk Tor my father for eight dollars .
mosih and both leh money At in,eres,
and good farms. Nov that money would
hardly cloth young msn- Mr.. je-s,,.
Who va. cabinet maker here for many
years used TO be O,srrun with applications
from young men Who wished to learn the
trade add we're wiling and snxiOu, TO bind
themselves GA, 20 hin fot four years for
their board and thirty dollars = year.
zee. times have changed. Thsr si'
bsiiyr opportunities f1r gs,,inS rich no-
than then. bs, they are 40, improved a.
yell"
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NEWS or rHx WEEK.

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fon kliIrrtsm ~ Me- Yea. 80 80 ~ -
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4. $50 a ~ - srrurFi - frF TER Mo-
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80 u..i Irrl.ort.nf 80 uuirrtakrn. lNs.ifs 80
fsnrs nf rIrsrfIr frrsnuF q $3.50 - fffia.e -
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startri e arral. r. 80 hllnarrs uf 49, 49,
80 - Ansr,'t.sls NJ MsraIrtaIl 90 90 80
rri.ln $40 u a. fulIslusrs d.. ~
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lorfrurs A. CARY - sTslea li Iftif pre- i.
.ss.nsf frI.k ralr.lTs IL 49, al W al'sn isn
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Crussas. II ba.frr. al 4. H. Oorul.n riaifd
~ 81 i.eeu lrIakInr.
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the past two yssn have been the most
prosperous siacs the organization Of the
Grange.
II is ramored that q. a. Curtis The
trade agent gill decline accepting that
position another year. ON account oi
other business demanding bic attention.
Already our traders are putting In
holiday goods.
G. II. Adams at the depot s,ofe is de-
livefins largo loads 81 groceries daily "a
Norway families.
w. VI. s~,t,. Who Ia. hsd = milh
route h.r for the Las, t-sn,y years hs'
sold on, to D. q. Curtis. Mf. Curti,
hope. by the same square dealing which
has ehsrse,iisd bic predecessor. to re-
tain bic customers. whom he will furnish
-i,h pure milk and standard mes'ure.
J. q. S-e,i IL visiting In Lynn. Mass
Coal seems TO be steadily Advancing
Un~slcome news 20 those fathers whs
have eour,Able daughters.
Tasll a. SSH have added oysters ana
h.h 10 their meat market.
II. ". BSl.,sf ~ill exchange s'ccsris'
Coz farm produce.
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Darn % JoiS c. GEKKY. EsQ.-
John c. Gerry Esq. died a, biz residence
in South Waterford saturday. 10, having
been IN failing health for The past three
years. Mr.. Gerry ~ss born in Water
ford in 1905. ard ~as and older brother
o. the late Hon. Elbridge Gerry Mr..
Gerry was "A active business rnAn. and
took great interest in political matters.
being an earnest Democrat AL HI. LIE.
lie held many o. The to-n cthces. and
~ss ,o-n treasurer Coz eight consecutive
years. Tie ~as representative 70 the
Legislature in 1881. and soon after ~as
appointed 70 . position 10 the Custom
House. holding Il CO term Of years
In 1872 and 1873 be ~.s engaged Ia the
marble bushes. in Portland on Congress
street. The firm being Gery & Tuner.
Afterwards be MS business manager fof
bis brother Coz number q years. unill
falling health caused him 10 retire 10 bis
old home ~ Waterford. where he has
since remained. lie leaves widow and
four ehildrsn. three daughters and ore
sou. Who Is ia business in Pi,isbuig Pc.
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Im "gr,s,ssi sho- On earth" h.d an
unfcf,unaie snd very destructive burn
cat a, iis vinisf quarters IN BritsePor'.
Conn. last week. The main building,
81 hundred BY two hundred feet. too
stores. ~N. totally destroyed BY fire eAas-
% BY the exploding q alanisfn. Three
elephant, we're bafned and ,hir'y-six
broke their fastening. Snd escaped.
Their roArs we've terrific. A large hippo
Janus also escaped and these rushed
abJut the streets. their sides burned and
pieces q aesh foot square fsll eft
Thirty elephants and one lion started CT
across The oountry toward Fairfield.
G-s, alarm prevailed AID May people
barred their door. and windows. All ih'
ring animals. trained stations. ponies,
etc. wsrv burned slso al the tents
seats. harnesses. poles. etc. AL the birds
and monkeys. 3 rhinoceFosss. hysniAs
Tiger. hoas. snd al the mAnagtris
Te,sl los, $4,000 Insured siOO, 600
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STATE PICK UPS

Burglars stole two han irsd dollars from
an unlocked safe In Gardner.
The broom manufacturing plan, 81 The
PruObscOs Couuty jail has ben sold % The
state prison snd VII soon b. moved.
Sanford man who attempted suicide
with a revolver succeeded In shooting The
sbd OF the middle Dagger % bis len hand.
Cieyslard's shirt factory 81 Camden vas
barned Monisy morning. and the gfist
mill adjoining WAS damaged. Loss So
COO. insured.
Clarence n. Barlsigh. proprietor % the
Ksnnebsc Journal. was married on Thurs
day 20 Miss Sadie 2. Qalnoy OF North
Sandwich, y. II.
A citizen OF Portland Vas much alarmed
last week ~ receiving through the mall
whst BE supposed 20 be q dynamite bomb (;
II proved 10 b only practical joke.
Rev. Justin ID. Fulton % Brooklyn has
been delivering q series OF lectures against
ROmsnism In BitdefOrd. The lectures
created great excitement DR.. Fulton
was obliged 10 have guard 10 protect
him, and one evening stones were thrown
taroagh The windows OF The hall In which
he wss speaking.
Burns, the Augusta original package"
liquor dealer. has hlt upon . scheme oy
which be expects % dodge AL intsrferenee.
lie proposes 20 keep his liquors stored In
the custom houses a. the various ports In
the state. where be will open agencies and
carry on The trsfic. lie IL sure The State
WIN no; attempt 10 seize liqaors In The
custody OF the government; or II u does.
that IL vii De worstet In The legal CON-
plIcstlons which VIII follow.
A Lewiston Journal reporter ~ho exam
inet the records Of Collector Page a.
Portsmouth. foent that e15 persons In
Malns pay . United States tsx - retail
nqaor dealers. Some Vf The entries are
made untsr nctitious names. The larger
part OF The whole number are IN The cities
and large towns. Oxford County has Z.
frHnklin coaniy only having . lea num-
Ger. or oxford's seven Sootn Paris has
svo, Norway Two. and Oxford. Bethel and
Abdovsr one each
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KEENAN, on Siberia.

rse,ts N. Is. - tlnrola AL he Wa Ari.ris..
- 49,. lapaftsnf .fffs hss ever hrsa untfraAss
~ IL gsnfafY ihsn fhis n NJ. hsuntus. Nth
IA ,hs Vfssioas rfspsfsiea - sf fssfs fsssi Nn'
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safnsy q it1Ur uiss &C. ~ special ilfrsfirsiion
80 fsqa ri. A. afrois0iun fiusa ~ inssisa MI
sfffofths tnisfof sllitif hiaa a. IN pflipal uss
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thf.s tusafsI sfsfs stlss.-tatTrsis. Nlhlsts. aai
sfi.srs-anI ~ srfifs 81 - stsrilnE stA a.
.rrufsis fssslsfisa a ~ stlls sfstsml Its mAny
Illustrates. ~ a. stlsf ani ph1fcgfsphff. NJ.
ttsurss a. ifusf. 80 sa.vmpanifi ~ aaftof, ~
- Greatly a. a. faius q ~ aftIflfs.
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MARRIED.

In Anaovsf. So.. "a. BY Rev. u. RICE, rhllip 4.
ils,t. ~ RamkFd. AMI Mrs.. kSuns y. sssvens. u
Anliossf.
IL Bsthsl. Se,, n. ~ Ebsn 4. R.si. Rel, Jsuss
So,. -. ~ Rev. 4. X. sylvester. Nc. freesssa ls
ts.. II nsthsi AL Mis-. Alm-is y. Esstlasa ~ Tan
f.fd. New. "a. " Rev. 4. n sslvss,sr, No. ifsrfy
& Chs.s AL n - Lillian ~. nafksf. eth II bsthsl
In fuebaTE. Ssv. "a. ~ Rev. n y Moo, NJ
rd.sfd = fsuias,ea. q fr,sbafs. AT hlss fdn'
n. nss.sti. ofIsveu-
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The Century Magazine.

NH ~ Nsssuai<f. tat. issas. ths tsufury coca
rafnrss 10 thirty tnh vaaias. 9Th sfsgaisf Clfra
ii - q aluasi .iaoo he War Isfrfs al ths
t4ss ~ t.inroia iarrssssi n. ucafhiy s,ioa ~ i.
an. Ths isiisf kisisfr hssinx fscoaatsi N s'snis
q IIncia. ssfl, yssfs sal Eivea ~ nscssssy saf
~ q ~ taitsi fuaiifa II ne ooantfy. frsriss
. 80 pTf.-l. suh stirh NJ. seerttsfiss vers unsf
I.flan.lslr ..lu.Irfs.f tfr.lsf - faQfio1
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STATE on MAINE.
clsrks onAes, suprsms Judicial cesrs. I
Paris. Nov. n. A. n. 1871.

Dispcstioa Of !sfletnsnts Coz vIssisa u The isvs
regulating the end sale % isfos i,sfing i1sers
State az Maine w. 0eorgs u. Llttls. Common
s<isr Pea. Es.lty. sssfssss. fpe. tioo and eests.
, az. = slzszsfA r'ss sAd cots paid r''P's
STATE % Maine W. Dsnlsi a. Conn. Lbsass nals-
sbcs. Pee, kvilty. sentsscsi en<. tioo and ccsss.
taxed a eee-eio. nns ssd essss paid; fesros-
delt discharged.
Ihs brsesisg h pshlishsi N seeoeisses .ith ths
prsyissss q Chapter - sesisa .. sess ssd rsovss
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

PKpEST indieA,ioas POin; toward The
renominaiiors q Msinss great statesman
Coz The presidency. There seems 10 Be
. POPULAR demand Co him ~kich refuse.
10 BE- oonfor,sd BY the nomination Of
another. The democrats and nugwump
organ. apprehsnd the siiua,ioa ard sre
gssiins their mud machinery in order
early.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

OxrORD, ms-As . Court OF Probate nsIi e.
ne tAird Tuesday Of Nov. A. u. lsss.
SAMUEL q. DAVIS, nsned k1seatoy -
e-ftAin lssusneni yare.tisf 70 Be The lee!
VIM ssi TsstAnent efCofnslissb. elsurs iass OF
presented The came COZ Probate;
OnpknKD That the said Exerutor give notice
20 AL psfsons tniersstei. By csnsiss seopy OF
m IL ne OxBoED DknockATs psistef ~ rAsis.
that lhey nay spp>sr % . Probate Court V -
h. 4 81 fsrts, IN said County. % the tAlrd N -.
day Of DEE. Sat. - hise 81 " eiosk n tee
The saif insusnsst shosd not - proved. sp.
psvvsl Asd alisset - the isst VIII - Tesla
n<ss % sa1 dscsass1.
A ire cssy-Asssssi q. Q. DAVIS, ississss.